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woleium
6y ago
Wow, TIL!
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woleium
6y ago
Consider using nix over homebrew / macports, it's pretty good on mac now. This is a reasonable intro doc https://wickedchicken.github.io/post/macos-nix-setup/
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woleium
6y ago
Same :)
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woleium
6y ago
Same! Also Herbert's Dune
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woleium
6y ago
magnets, really big magnets.
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woleium
6y ago
We nearly got a grid after the great fire in 1666. Sir Christopher Wren had a plan[1]. In any case, the fire caused a major redesign, so not quite medieval, but not far off. [1] https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc
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woleium
6y ago
Indentation was seen as a defect when presses were in use. it's only these days when we want to show that a letterpress was used that we have indentations.
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woleium
6y ago
inbrowser on android. it resets everything when you minimize it.
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woleium
6y ago
I doubt that is so much of an issue as most of the content will be deduplicated across users.
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woleium
6y ago
A lot of the maintenance issues change with low code solutions, as do a bunch of other assumptions made in the article. We will be seeing a lot more low code developed without rigor by end user teams in coming years.
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woleium
6y ago
you can '!g search' in ddg to search google instead
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woleium
6y ago
your import seems to have omitted slashes from 1/2 measurements, e.g. 6 chicken breasts, cut into 2 inch cubes 2 eggs 2 cups breadcrumbs 12 cup olive oil 12 cup white wine 12 lemon, juice of 3 garlic cloves, chopped 1 teaspoon dried or
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woleium
6y ago
Please see this[1] great resource from Daniel Roschka for what works and doesn't on the various macs out there. More often than not 2.4ghz wifi will work, but 5 ghz will not. Additionally, restore from sleep is still an issue. In short
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woleium
6y ago
look into gitlab, it's become pretty fully featured recently
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woleium
6y ago
or just route over icmp or dns
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woleium
14y ago
I'd say that it's usually because the pace of change in the industry is too fast for the curriculum to keep up. Maths courses written in the time of COBOL are still being taught. The only option is to teach the basic fundamentals, which (wi
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woleium
14y ago
Sadly this is more and more common. It's not unusual for entrants to university computer science courses to have no formal education in programming. Fortunately there are plenty of fantastic free online resources available for independent s
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woleium
14y ago
Agreed, it's a more complex procedure to create an app, but the kudos for achievement is proportionality higher. It could therefore be argued that there is a rough balance in terms of motivation (assuming kudos drives motivation). The fact
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14y ago
Kids who are inquisitive (future engineers) will still want to take the devices apart and will find a way to write apps. You are focusing on the device not the environment. Consider a book, you cant edit or create with a book but that doesn